User blog comment:JoePlay/Anonymous Sweeps/@comment-1031981-20111014025611/@comment-72.208.201.100-20111014040632

Considering more orphanages, hospitals, schools, organizations to help the poor, sick and outcasts of society, food banks, most revered musical scores, beautiful works of art, true justice legal systems, and too many other charitable programs to even begin to try to mention throughout history were inspired by Jesus and his teachings--in numbers that other faiths cannot even pretend to compare to--He couldn't have been too much of a fraud. What part of "love your neighbor as you love yourself", "greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends", forgive others, His teachings against prejudice based on ethnicity or race (remember the good samaritan and the woman at the well?), and way too many other lessons that teach us to live honestly and lovingly with our family, our neighbors, our countrymen and everyone else around the world were lies, for that's what a fraud teaches? Think about it: when's the last time you've seen a Muslim orphanage, a Hindu food bank, or a Buddist hospital? Jesus must have had divine fraudulent abilities for 11 of his 12 apostles to die martyrs' deaths rather than deny their teacher, mentor and God. And those were deaths without killing anyone else as a way to show how much their Allah is a god of love. Just makes a reasonable person think. Like I mentioned, a reasonable person would consider it.